I find that a tablespoon of lemon juice works very well for giving a firmer crumb in bread that is about 1/3 wholemeal. The effect was less apparent when I went up to 1/2 wholemeal. I used to use it all the time when I made loaves in the bread machine. I think the lemon juice provides enough vitamin C and acidity to encouage the yeast activity.
This is a terrific reference...I always wondered how much vital wheat gluten I need to add to my favorite raisin-walnut bread...thanks for sharing this information..
This is a terrific reference...I always wondered how much vital wheat gluten I need to add to my favorite raisin-walnut bread...thanks for sharing this information..
Thanks for posting the reference, I do bake a few different types of breads in my bakery. www.threesonsbakery.com I have often wondered about the different dough enhancers. I use vital wheat gluten, and recently have started using lecithin, which really does make a difference in the texture. There are so many different ideas out there....so much more experimenting to do. Oh, the joys of baking.
lemon juice
I find that a tablespoon of lemon juice works very well for giving a firmer crumb in bread that is about 1/3 wholemeal. The effect was less apparent when I went up to 1/2 wholemeal. I used to use it all the time when I made loaves in the bread machine. I think the lemon juice provides enough vitamin C and acidity to encouage the yeast activity.
Dough enhancers
This is a terrific reference...I always wondered how much vital wheat gluten I need to add to my favorite raisin-walnut bread...thanks for sharing this information..
Belle
Dough enhancers
This is a terrific reference...I always wondered how much vital wheat gluten I need to add to my favorite raisin-walnut bread...thanks for sharing this information..
Belle
dough enhancers
Thanks for posting the reference, I do bake a few different types of breads in my bakery. www.threesonsbakery.com I have often wondered about the different dough enhancers. I use vital wheat gluten, and recently have started using lecithin, which really does make a difference in the texture. There are so many different ideas out there....so much more experimenting to do. Oh, the joys of baking.
Thanks again, Susan